Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"Why are you all the same? Why can't I be here?"

"No... Your Excellency... I mean... you are not... how..." Khadgar seemed to be stuck.

"Do you know each other?" Yueyi asked with a frown.

"Do you know each other?" Khadgar looked at Yue Yi and Yun in surprise.

Yueyi didn't expect that Khadgar knew Yun. Seeing that he called Yun Lord, he should know Yun's identity. Then Khadgar's identity was not simple.

Khadgar didn't expect that Yueyi, a doctor from a small place like this, actually knew Yun, and judging from Yueyi's appearance, she must have been crying, which made Khadgar think a lot.

"She is Davis' daughter. Don't say you don't know Davis." Yun saw Khadgar's confusion and said directly.

"What? You are Davis' daughter?" Khadgar was also surprised.

"What's wrong? Is it not possible?" Yueyi said firmly.

"No, I just wonder how you can be Davis' daughter and how can you appear here?" Khadgar said carefully.

"Brother, you are the youngest archmage in Dalaran, and now you have reached a breakthrough level. You think it's right for you to be here?" Yun continued jokingly.

"Are you a breakthrough expert?" Yue Yi stared at Khadgar.

"Um...you didn't ask that either." Khadgar said embarrassedly.

Yun looked at Khadgar and immediately understood something.

"You two are both hiding things more than each other, so stop blaming each other." Yun helped them out.

Yueyi glanced at Khadgar and left.

"I can't cure your injury. Just wait." After saying that, he left without looking back.

"You're pretty good. I think you'd gain some experience after going out. Why are you still obsessed with love?" Yun said in surprise.

"Ah? What is love-brain?" Khadgar asked confusedly.

"It's okay, tell me what happened?" Yun asked hurriedly.

Just as Yun thought, when the three kingdoms existed before, although there were always frictions among the major forces, they were relatively restrained and stopped at the right time. Even if there was a major war, the casualties were limited. But as problems arose in the three kingdoms, the control of the dwarves of Ironforge weakened, leading to the rise of many small forces. The entire continent began to fall into chaos, and for limited resources, all forces began to fight each other.

Especially after several battles to encircle and suppress Yun, all ended in failure, resulting in a large number of defeated soldiers. The breakthrough strongmen and level nine strongmen can continue to fight after returning to their forces, but the level seven strongmen may not have a good life. However, the level seven strongmen are still like gods among ordinary people. A large number of level seven scattered soldiers gathered at the junction of various forces or some useless places, and began to make a living by robbery.

The big forces dare not go to these places to suppress them easily. First, the places are relatively remote and it is quite troublesome to go there. Once the people are gone, it is very easy to come up empty-handed, resulting in unnecessary waste. Second, it is easy to cause conflicts with other forces. Third, the general strength is increasing now. Once someone breaks through quickly, if they are not careful, the people they sent out will be directly wiped out, which is even more unprofitable.

Their main targets of robbery are still civilians, so the final result is that there are more and more displaced people and refugees, and local forces cannot control them and can only protect the little power they have.

"What should we do? We can't just know what's going on and not solve it." Yun was a little anxious.

Khadgar didn't answer but just stared at the clouds.

"Why are you looking at me? I asked you because I don't know. Just tell me what you have to say."

"That depends on how you want to solve it." Khadgar waited for a while and said.

"Can I solve it any way I want? Of course I want to solve it once and for all." Yun was a little helpless. Was there any need to ask this?

"Then it is up to you, my lord, to unify the continent," said Khadgar.

"Are you kidding? I don't have that kind of strength. Besides, I am just a warrior at best. I don't have any brains or political skills. Even if we unify the country by force, it might make life even worse for the people."

"It's different. As long as your mind remains unchanged, there will be no problem, because your absolute military force can intimidate all those who have different ideas. Moreover, the stronger you are, the longer you will live, and the longer the corresponding policies will be implemented. Once a habit is formed, even if others have different ideas in the future, no one will agree." Khadgar said.

"Then have you considered my own problems?"

"What's your problem?" Khadgar asked puzzled.

"I am an ancient god." Yun said anxiously.

"Yeah, I know, and then what? What happened?" Khadgar didn't care.

"I am the ancient god. Don't you know the ancient god? I want to destroy the world." Yun became even more anxious.

"I know that, but as far as I know, the Old Gods want to corrupt the star souls and eventually turn them into the source of their energy. They don't want to destroy the world. Moreover, it will take the Old Gods hundreds of years to completely occupy the planet. People here can't survive anymore, so why should they consider the issue of their grandchildren's grandchildren?" Khadgar said.

"Uh..." Yun didn't expect Khadgar to think so.

"No matter who it is, I just want the best for everyone. This planet is rich and can support more life. Although it may face the problem of destruction in the end, that is a matter for the future. Not to mention them, even I can hardly see it." Khadgar pointed at the people below.

"Then... what should I do?" Yun was somewhat tempted. It was indeed as Khadgar said. What's wrong with being an Old God? What's wrong with wanting to occupy this world? That was all in the future. Why should he worry about so many useless things?

"You don't have to do anything, just tell us about this. There are many people under you who are thinking about it." Khadgar said jokingly.

"But, my physical condition makes me vulnerable to attack." Yun was still a little worried.

"When you stand up, there will definitely be many people coming to help you. At the same time, those who attack you at this time are not people who want peace. The world will not be peaceful unless such people are eliminated." Khadgar said earnestly.

"Well...why don't you guys handle it." Yun still couldn't make up his mind.

"When you return from Northrend, when you emerge victorious and in unrivaled glory, you will be able to achieve the best results by telling us this."

"Ah? You still need me to tell you, I'm a little stage fright." Yun was a little worried.

"There's no rush for this. You have a lot of capable people under you. You just need to tell us your ideas," said Khadgar.

"Well, it will take a long time for them to return from Northrend anyway. There's still time."

"A long time? Northrend is difficult to fight?" asked Khadgar.

"Um...it's okay, the main problem is that things are prone to accidents here." Yun said ambiguously.

"Something happened? What happened?" Khadgar was worried.

"I hope nothing will happen." Yun looked to the west.